Florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking.
April 16, 2024
Coordinate your book collection with the weather and add a touch of spring to your bookshelf with these pretty petal-covered books. Explore a range of genres from literary fiction to… READ MORE
Tag: Donna Everhart
February New Reads Roundup
January 23, 2024
February may be a short month, but it’s long on bookish treasures! From historical fiction to spicy hockey romance, leap into some of our new reads for the month! The… READ MORE
Deals to Be Thankful For
November 21, 2023
November marks the season of gratitude and giving, and Amazon Prime is here to make your celebrations even brighter. From November 23rd to November 27th, they’re offering exclusive deals on… READ MORE
Southern Fiction Must-Reads for Summer
May 25, 2023
From the muggy marshes of Florida swampland to mint juleps sipped on a North Carolina wraparound porch as a cooling breeze drifts by, the South is filled with atmosphere and… READ MORE
Reading Refresh Challenge, Books Set in the Late 1900s
January 6, 2023
These historical fiction novels dive into the history of the late 1900s…which really wasn’t that long ago. Check out these book recs and then mark off one of the prompts… READ MORE
Travel the World With These 5 Books
February 28, 2022
At the end of a long day of work, logging off your third Zoom call of the day, looking out the window at your snowy yard, you may begin thinking… READ MORE
In-Depth Central Characters
February 22, 2022
by Donna Everhart In my fifth novel, The Saints of Swallow Hill, I write the story from the points of view of two individuals who find themselves searching for new… READ MORE
Book Club Ideas for The Saints of Swallow Hill
February 18, 2022
by Donna Everhart Are you a member of a book club? I am, and I really enjoy my group which is called The Thursday Afternoon Book Club. I joined in… READ MORE
5 Book Recs for Galentine’s Day
February 7, 2022
To help celebrate the wonderful day, we’ve rounded up book recs for your friends (or yourself)! A Fatal Family Feast is a perfect read for the friend who always wants… READ MORE
History about Turpentine Labor Camps
February 2, 2022
by Donna Everhart I’ve lived all my life in the “Tar Heel State,” and yet, I didn’t know the true origins of the nickname. I had not set out to… READ MORE
Uncover the Truth With These New Mystery Series